Infrared-AI™ offers a breakthrough Ge-based SWIR sensor platform for agriculture, providing cost-effective, portable spectral analysis. It enables rapid, on-site produce, soil, and nutrient assessments, supporting traceability and precision farming, ready for immediate deployment.
Infrared-AI™ by STRATIO, INC. revolutionizes agricultural technology with its Ge-based SWIR sensor platform. This innovation breaks traditional cost and power barriers, delivering a compact, portable, and user-friendly device for on-site spectral analysis. Designed for the agricultural sector, it facilitates rapid assessment of produce, soil, and nutrient density, supporting applications from plastic classification to precision farming. It offers a complete traceability system for quality tracking, making it an essential tool for modern agricultural practices.
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Infrared-AI™ has achieved a Technology Readiness Level of 9, indicating its readiness for commercial deployment. The platform has been validated in various applications, and future plans include expanding data collection and performing large-scale pilot programs to further confirm its scalability and performance in real-world agricultural settings.
Stratio, Inc. is a deep-tech company based in Silicon Valley that designs and manufactures infrared sensors and AI-assisted imaging solutions. The company specializes in developing proprietary germanium-based short-wave infrared (SWIR) sensors, which offer a compact, energy-efficient, and cost-effective alternative to traditional indium gallium arsenide (InGaAs) technology. To support its innovations, the firm operates the Stratio Technology Nanofabrication Facility (STNF), a cleanroom facility in California that provides in-house control over device fabrication and quality. Its product portfolio includes handheld spectrometers like LinkSquare and smartphone-compatible SWIR cameras such as BeyonSense, both integrated with machine learning capabilities for diverse applications.
These technologies enable users to detect features invisible to the naked eye, addressing critical needs in fields such as agriculture, intellectual property protection, and quality inspection. Stratio’s solutions serve government, corporate, and research partners by helping to automate processes like soil organic carbon monitoring, plastic sorting, and the identification of design infringements at border checkpoints. By reducing the complexity and expense typically associated with infrared imaging, the company aims to broaden accessibility to these diagnostic tools, supporting industries that require reliable material analysis and visual authentication in professional and field-based environments.